Senators Open 17 Game Home Stand With Cardinals
Charleston returns to Watt Powell Park after an 8-4 road trip to host Omaha in the first of a five game set. Denver visits in three days followed by Minneapolis and St Paul in a grueling stretch. four new faces join the roster and televised games debut with Pepsi Ladies Days and a Vaughn Monroe revue on June 19.
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Senators topple Bears as Lee notches 9-4 win
Lee earned a 4-2 record and the Senators beat the league leading Bears 9-4. Jim Delsing Billy Taylor and Tom Yewcie homered for Charleston while Delsing and Terwilliger sparked two early runs. Yewcie added a two run shot in the sixth and a two run single in the seventh to seal the comeback.
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Baseball scores and game notes from Monday action
National League results include Chicago over Pittsburgh in the first game postponed by darkness and St. Louis over Philadelphia in 10 innings in the second game. American League reports Boston and Chicago split a 16 inning doubleheader, Cleveland beat New York, Baltimore topped Kansas City, and Washington defeated Detroit. Detailed play descriptions follow for the Cleveland Baltimore game and other late events.
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Frazier Captures Skyline Crown Amid Race Upset Spills
Claude Frazier wins the modifieds title at Skyline Raceway as Bud Carpenter takes the straight stocks crown. Heat wins go to Frazier, West, Adkins, Chandler, and Carpenter in a chaotic day with crashes and spills.
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Association Standings and Sunday Results
Charleston defeated Denver 9 to 4 and Omaha beat Louisville 6 to 2 while Minneapolis stood 5 3 and Indianapolis 2 0. Wichita led 7 7 with St Paul at 5 2 in a continuing standings update.
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Promoter Chases Sam Snead For Dallas Golf Check
In Dallas at the Dallas Open golf tournament Sam Snead wins a playoff over Gary Player Julius Boros and John McMullin. He hurries to leave before receiving his $3 500 prize as Jim Jaquin and Jim Lawson race to deliver the check before Snead boards a plane.
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Tim Tam suffers broken sesamoid in Belmont injury
Calumet Farm's Tim Tam broke a sesamoid bone in his right foreleg during the Belmont Stakes and may retire from racing. X rays showed the fracture after he finished second to Cavan in one of the turf's great upsets. Trainer Jimmy Jones indicated surgery could remove the bone, with owner Mrs. Gene Markey to be consulted in France.
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Hyndman Wins Sunne Thanna AmateurGolf Title in JOHNSTOWN
Hyndman of Abington Pa. a 1957 Walker Cup member, shot two over par in the final round but finished 28 under par for 72 holes to win the fifth Sunne Thanna Amateur Golf Tournament in Johnstown Pa.
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Sleepy Hollow Golf Club Opens First Round in Men’s Tournament
Sleepy Hollow Golf Club starts its men’s tournament with first round match play spanning today through June 15. Flight pairings feature numerous matches among players including Bob Johnson, Mark Hedrick, Paul Churtont, and R. A. Williamson, across nine flights with byes noted for several players.
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